Try running two applications that require different versions of a package on linux
Either you use your distribution package system, or you don’t. If you’re using it, everything should work fine. Outside of that, it’s actually really easy to manually cherry pick one or two dependencies for a specific application. Of course these days people have made off the shelves solution to address that, too.
Linux doesn’t force security updates
Well, Linux doesn’t force anything. The userspace running on it, on the other hand…
Well, it still doesn’t force it on you. But on a fresh ubuntu install, unattended updates for security patch do run automatically by default.
Either you use your distribution package system, or you don’t. If you’re using it, everything should work fine. Outside of that, it’s actually really easy to manually cherry pick one or two dependencies for a specific application. Of course these days people have made off the shelves solution to address that, too.
Well, Linux doesn’t force anything. The userspace running on it, on the other hand… Well, it still doesn’t force it on you. But on a fresh ubuntu install, unattended updates for security patch do run automatically by default.
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